Years ago, my wife was working in banking. She was good at it and could have stayed forever, but she was ready for her next thing.

Years ago, my wife was working in banking. She was good at it and could have stayed forever, but she was ready for her next thing.

Years ago, my wife was working in banking. She was good at it and could have stayed forever, but she was ready for her next thing.

Years ago, my wife was working in banking. She was good at it and could have stayed forever, but she was ready for her next thing.

Years ago, my wife was working in banking. She was good at it and could have stayed forever, but she was ready for her next thing.

Years ago, my wife was working in banking. She was good at it and could have stayed forever, but she was ready for her next thing.

Years ago, my wife was working in banking. She was good at it and could have stayed forever, but she was ready for her next thing.

Years ago, my wife was working in banking. She was good at it and could have stayed forever, but she was ready for her next thing.

(Not the Other Way Around) Most of us are wired to wait. We make the pros-and-cons list. We research one more option. We ask one more friend. And we tell ourselves we’re “just getting clarity” before we make a move. But clarity rarely comes from sitting still. It comes from moving. A friend of mine…

Over the past months, the pandemic has dominated the headlines. Greta Thunberg and the acute focus on climate change is quietly simmering on the backburner while we deal with more immediate threats.  Similarly, focusing on work and what is deemed to be ‘essential’ has shifted, too. This year, in addition to doctors, nurses, and hospital…